A long sleeve is a quilter's most useful garment and nobody says so. Pushed up, it is out of the way of the iron and the rotary cutter. Pulled down, it is the porch on Halloween night with a bowl of candy on one side and a lap of binding on the other, waiting for the doorbell. One shirt, both jobs, from the first cold evening in October until the sewing room warms up again in spring.
Long Sleeve Tees at Chic Quilter is that shirt, and this year the haunted sewing room gets the first row of the collection. Night Shift reports what happens after you swear you turned the lamp off (a ghost at the machine in your good beret, another running a strip of binding across the room with no end). Sew Spooky polishes the old black machine for the season while ghosts hold the rulers. The Scraps Have Turned., We Committed., This May Take A Minute. and Still Not Done are the field notes. Tricks, Treats, Thread is the porch shirt. Behind the October line, the songbird circle is here in long sleeves too, Chaos Finch and Snipsy Wren among them, with Flamingle Fawcett on the branch.
Push the sleeves up and finish the block. Pull them down and answer the door. We print it the moment you order.
Written by Judy. Thanks for reading.
